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Mad Jack Miracle Pack

Published October 21, 2014 Updated May 20, 2022

Mad Jack Miracle Pack by Chu’s Magic (Tobar) 1999.

1999 China Hong Kong Chu’s Magic (Tobar) Magic Card Games

“Mad Jack Miracle Pack” designed for children by Chu’s Magic (Tobar) 1999.

Mad Jack Miracle Pack by Chu’s Magic (Tobar) 1999
Mad Jack Miracle Pack by Chu’s Magic (Tobar) 1999

Above: Mad Jack Miracle Pack by Chu’s Magic (Tobar) 1999. The pack comes in a “Wizard Box of Tricks Card Tricks” by Tobar, with a booklet dated 1999 and copyright SilverCorn. The cards do not appear to be marked, and the magic tricks in the book do not call for marked cards, or any other sort of non-standard cards.

Mad Jack Miracle Pack by Chu’s Magic (Tobar) 1999
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I have adored playing cards since before I was seven years old, and was brought up on packs of Waddington's No 1. As a child I was fascinated by the pictures of the court cards.

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